Cover image via The Malaysian TimesPAS premier Hadi Awang tells non-Muslims, "don't fear Islam", embrace PAS
Commenting on how UMNO has been a part of the ruling party since the independence era, Hadi thinks that Islam in the name of PAS, can be the saviour of Malaysia
PAS president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak
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Having equated a school of thought that fights against social classes and private property ownership with a religious party, Hadi has been receiving heavy backlash from Malaysians on social networking sites
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While most Malaysians think that there is a distinct difference between Communism and Islam, some think that the latter is a way of life, turning it into an ideology too
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"AN-NISA 115: Those who oppose Allah's teachings and become unbelievers will go to hell. Hadi, you seem to have challenged the teachings of the Al Quran, you are not a Muslim," said one the commentators.
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Most Malaysians have expressed their utter dissatisfaction over the thought of implementing Communism or a religious party ruling Malaysia.
Communism was popularised in the early 20th century when Russia was forced to adopt the concept due to the harsh living conditions under the royalty of Russia, the infamous Tsars of Russia
The idea of communism came from two Germans, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels who wrote the book titled "The Communist Manifesto" in 1848.
Communism basically believes in abolishing social classes, eliminating the ruling class and ownership of private properties. A communist nation would focus more towards the betterment of the society than individuals.
